Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Sep 30, 2021

  No
• gamedeal user

  Nov 13, 2021

  This aircraft is horrible the engines smoke for no reason and when ever you take off it just flips over terrible plane just get the f18c instead
• gamedeal user

  Jan 17, 2022

  Where do I begin with this beaut!!!. To begin with I am far from being an expert, and had a lot of difficulty in taxiing and taking off ie nothing but ground spins at only half revs. I just couldn't keep a straight line down the runway but eventually I did only to find I had insufficient speed to take off. I spent many days trying to fly it watching you tube pilots manage with ease to get in the air, repeating EVERY ONE of their steps. I unloaded it and re installed as it manifested a problem with my hotas cougar throttles. Then all of a sudden IT WORKED!!!, I was flying. I have had numerous problems but remained patient trying to perfect the take offs, adjusting trims and just about everything I could think of, yet now I was in the air. Since then I have practised nothing but taxiing take offs and landings, and done some free flight and even had a go at a couple of missions. All I can say to anyone having difficulties in any of these departments, is to have patience, keep practising because it is very much worth it in the long run. The mosquito is only in its early stage of development at the moment, but its going to be fantastic to fly eventually and worth every penny in the sale. Just keep trying and make a note of what went wrong if you are able to. Watch and keep your in flight recordings because they really helped to point out where I was going wrong, and with a bit of tweeking here and there it steadily got better. Don't give up on it or blame the aircraft, it is only doing what you tell it to do, and eventually you will begin to kick yourself for why you was getting it so wrong in the first place, glad that you persevered. Beautiful aircraft ED. I hope it generates plenty of missions and campaigns in the future to make it still more exciting to fly!!!.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 24, 2022

  More trouble than it was worth, shame, I waited so long for it.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 28, 2022

  bad plane
• tamulabob

  Jan 16, 2023

  DAMNED, DCS YOU JUST COMPLICATE THINGS!!!! I HAVE THRUSTMASTER JOYSTICK AND THROTTLE CONTLE, CANT EVEN MOVE THE DAMED MOSQUITO, KEEP THINGS SIMPLE, THRUST IS THROTTLE, BUT NO RESPONSE FROM MY JOYSTICK AND THROTTLE CONTROL, WHAT KIND OF SIMULATOR IS THIS, CONFUSED THE USERS. DAMNED!!!!!!!!!!
• Tabooty "Timer"

  Jan 24, 2023

  *Transcript of a conversation between two engineers at the deHavilland Aircraft Company* Engineer 1: "Hey, you know that Spitfire that Supermarine has been churning out?" Engineer 2: *whistles*"Sweet bit of kit, that. Fast too! How much power does one of those Merlin engines make?" E1: "About 1,460hp." E2: "Hot damn!" ... E1: "Imagine two of them." E2: "Spitfires?" E1: "Merlins." E2: "..." E1: "Strapped together with wood." E2: "Wha..." E1: "With guns!!" E2: "Um..." E1: *grabbing Engineer 2*"IMAGINE THE SPEED!" ************** Introducing, the deHavilland Mosquito. 2 x 1,460hp engines hurtling you through the air at over 700km/h in a giant sky-truck made of wood. Oh, and it can shoot things... What more do you want?
• st4r

  Feb 20, 2023

  Super fun to fly, love it. It was a bit of a pain to learn but once i'd done that it was stellar
• Bill Kerman

  Mar 12, 2023

  good
• baraoth

  May 4, 2023

  The Mosquito is a unique aircraft that you’ll either love and make it your main aircraft or hate and never fly it again. It is not so similar to other warbirds that you’ll feel like you’re buying a plane you already own, but not so different that you’ll need to relearn how to fly from scratch, especially if you already own the Spitfire. The braking and turning system on the ground can be a little complicated at first, but with some practice, you’ll get used to it. As this is the first flyable twin-engined piston aircraft in DCS, takeoffs can be a little trickier than what you’re used to, but the wider undercarriage can help you while taxiing to the runway. Once you get the hang of it, you’ll be taking off with light or heavy loads with ease. Landings are not hard since the flaps and landing gear create enough draft to keep you on a steady glide until you touch the runway. Just be mindful of the safety speeds included in the kneeboard. The weapons are its strong points as it is a fighter-bomber. You have an arsenal at your disposal with four Hispano 20 mm cannons in the belly that are massive and can shred any aircraft or ground enemy with ease. Air-to-ground is where the Mosquito really shines. The bread and butter are low-altitude, pinpoint hit-and-run raids. Dogfighting is tough to master as this is a bigger plane. The turning rate won’t be as good as its smaller counterparts. Energy management really takes priority with this one and zoom-boom and other tactics are recommended. Nothing in WWII really compares to it, so if you’re interested in learning something different, then this is going to be a great purchase. Just disregard the terrible in-game tutorials and instead opt for Chuck’s Guides or online videos (especially Reflected Simulations Tutorials) and you’ll have a more enjoyable experience.